BobInHouston

He's gonna have to learn not to hang on the rim and pull up his legs.

There shouldn't be any outside of heavy discussion of the deal at trial. No charges against the Oak View Group, which runs the building.

Probably a safe guess.

Also, Texas Day on the SEC Network on July 11. Peach Bowl, Texas at A&M football, WCWS CG, A&M-Texas men's basketball in the SECT are among the events.

That all turned out... poorly. It's been a decade.

Coaches gotta get vacation sometime.

I was going to ask what part, but if University Liggett is close, I know where.

No good comes from answering that.

I did. It was my birthday.

Laurent Duvernay-Tardif went to medical school in Canada while playing OL for the Chiefs. He graduated in 2018 and got a Super Bowl ring in 2020. He retired from football during the pandemic.

Texas would rank third if it mattered to Duke as well.

No one said anything about what we can call "real NIL." We've already heard that the clearinghouse (which I think is legally questionable) would have denied just about all of the recent NIL deals. So if 10 percent get through, assuming for a second that there was another $20.5M in real NIL for some schools, that's about $2 mil of additional money that would have been "approved." The $20.5 would be a cap as applied to the schools for all intents and purposes. Unless.... ...As I and others have been saying, if Missouri and Tech have gone way beyond the cap number this year, and so many other high D-Is are probably doing so, we are headed back to a world in which bags are dropped just as they always had been. The schools don't want to be above the table. It's too much money and too much work. Dropping bags is cheaper and by and large understood within the community.

One of the home-and-home opponents rotates.

... especially since one already did. And they have bought the bat from Tennessee. Those guys get to spend their money the way they want.

I look at it like a salary cap. I think there will be reports and the numbers will be released. If they aren't, what's the point of saying there's a limit? On the other side of this is the clear implication that bag-dropping will resume. If Missouri is spending $31 mil before the cap, how will they have any competitive teams under $20 mil? They'll have to drop bags. All P4 teams will have to do that. And we will not find out about bag-dropping.